The landscape of Rapa Nui, the indigenous name for Easter Island, is an eerie exhibit of ancient cultural remnants of an abandoned desert-dwelling people.
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The landscape of Rapa Nui, the indigenous name for Easter Island, is an eerie exhibit of ancient cultural remnants of an abandoned desert-dwelling people.
15 of the island's famous moai statues stand here in a military lineup upon a flat rock platform.
The island's famous moai statues were carved from the volcanic rock of this mountain and are scattered across its slopes in various stages of completion.
This lake-filled crater is filled with remnants of the Birdman cult practiced until 1867.
A hike to the summit of this 400m volcano offers panoramic views of the island's solitude in the South Pacific.